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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-14
DIED

In this city, April :, at the residence Of VIM
Phiibrook Mary g. sheldon, OF south Thoma~ton
aged :; year, and months.
In this city, April Il, Frances A. Palmer aged s..
wears, months and - days.
In sear-mont. March ), Miss Flora 4. Went
worth. aged Is years and -. months
In isle>boTo, April ., Lydia j. Pcndictpa, aged
II years.
In I~le,boro, April 10, Andre Warren, aged 3
years and II months
In Northrort, April 9, Ruth knoWiton, aged -
years, months and - day.
In Brooks, April 10, Per9i, Amc~, aged 6. Years
and : months.
In East DiNmont, April :, Austin A., son of Al
bert ;. and Augusta A. York, aged IA years and I
months.
Dearest Austin thou hast left lis,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that has bereft us,
lie can all our SORROWS heal.
In Knox, April ., Carrie b. SWEET, aged years
and months.
In Joliet H.. March y Mrs Suel p. Carter, for
merry of Belfast aged - years. Incorrectly print
in Lincomliilc Centre March %, Mrs sarah C.
wife of Emery y. Parker. aged - years, } months
and Is days
In Camden, March 81, Mr.. Lucy W. Glover
widow of the late apt. Thomas Glover and iaugli-
ter of the late Deacon Joseph >ct-pn, aged 60 yrs
In Rockand, April Is, susan H., wife of DR.. T.. l..
Esabrook, daughter of VIM. H. Hunt, of Liberty,
aged . years. :. months and q days.
In Rockland, April ), Mr.. Harriet X. Still, aged
IS years and months
In Thoma-ton. April >. john Batter, aged -
wears. ! months and II days.
In Thomaston, April >, Lucinda, widow of IIcze
kiah =. Coombs, aged II years, | month, - days.
In Th"maston, April }, Mrs Mary Qieiar) Me
scrvey, aged Il wears, months and p days.
In Rorkland, April ;, Capt. Henry Ncrril, aged
81 years.
III Deer Isle, April |, Aaron Pickering, aged 81
years.
In Warren, March 81, William kirkpatrick, aged
s. years.
lii lsockland, March 80, Thomas Adams aged g
years, months and q days.
In Rock land, March 30 Atdip v, wife of Reuben
L. MVscrNev, aged u wears, months and 81 day
In Rockport, March -, Joscphins, daughter OF
Fred N.and Hattie Ntll-on, aged months, Il days
In EllsN orh, March 30. Mr. Jane Il. Austin
aged 20 wears and months.
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one day last week a journal representative was
"ilNeh ou' 10 'hc premises Oh MI Aphei i-i''e-
n'l"' snort distance above o"E roi''' he'l'S'' "'
ui' rot" 10 'iie YAK I'M Srif'e quarry !" HON DIT
the fine stock in his stable. Mr. Littiefed has II
Siiiai '''r' pl' 'he 'ipefai amount "l ieiti~inS
mas received has placed 1t under high state ct
ui'iN'lioh. FROM seventeen 're9 s"ihcieh' Hay
was Guy last season TO winter seventeen horses "ie
'''''N Si'i'' W ''''' - n.y.
t" mo 'he'f heepihS. MI Lit'iehela mas seven
"'h H"r9es S''h'ihS iii MS s'"pi'' anna ''iS Is
pronapiy lhe largest number to ne louhd IN any
P'N'''e S''o'' III "'''o 'ouH'!' i"'' '''s NOM
hlshiH pre' s'ai'i"ha anu 'f"'ef9 10 of"h''N "oih
h"rse>- M l-lttleheid "oes 'he f"tklh@ an" maui
ing for the Oak Hill granite company, and moves
large hi"'k' oil granite from 'he quarry 10 oHs
Point. lie is natural hor~eman and finds time to
handle horses for other people ut the present
time he has the care OF the horses of Mr. William
{ Marshall OF Belfast VINO Is one OF the best in
formed men III Name "h trottlhs ana other stock
r"' Ne'i9 ~ "'N "'''' ~ 'i'i 9'i'll "t W Pre-"
""r' '''''' ''iis VI s,''h' anu u i''' ''e 9'h
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f''H"lhS ms cNPe''al'"iS' NJ Mar7ha1 oe2ah 10
''t''t 'r"i" inc p'"cA "''Ie queen WHICH lie mas
owned Tor H"Afh years. Queen mas a record OF
-1' 'i'l W. ny ~ = i'''0A i'"ioi''' 81 yer
h"'' sire "i h''9es ''''' ''N 'i"'e" III ~ ~
t'"i wears "' age queen ""s SOM i"r e''o' >i'e
ha7 won many races ~ i'1i's' h"'A'ah" ""'
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST

Apr. :. sch. Moses Eddy, Hart, Boston.
If. " .Ia-. Holmes Ryan. Boston, \ lice T..
Bparimau, ---, New York, j. {. smith, Foss,
Portland: Webster Barnard, Marshall, --
Pierce, -, Boston.
Apr. Z. sch. Mary tarrow Condor, searsport,
SAILED.
Apr- 4 sch. sarah J.. Davis, knecland, # Johns.
Eddy. Hart, Eockiand; Mary tarrow, CcnIon,
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Good TemplarS.

t,rand Secretary George L. Bracket, of Belfast,
left Monday for Lewiston 10 attend the annual seS
sion of the Grand Lodge, which began Yesterday
and Will close to-day We learn from his advance
report that the order continues in it, usual good
condition There are in the state 32s lodges and
upwards of 900 members. There was net gain
OF four lodges during the year. There Is a small
surplus IN the treasury. We are unable 70 give the
result Of the election # officers for the ensuing
year bat doubt Grand TrmpIar NJ J DOW, Of
BROOKS, and Grand secretary Geo. +. Brackctt, of
Belfast, viii he reelected. Tie Belfast delegates
t. the Grand Lodge were Rev. G. W. jenkins,
Holm W, MITCHELL I.lewellyn ,Jepson, ]. ". knowI-
tom. t.en. /. Erachett and Mrs. L. /. Brackett
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In Waldo, April 9, by :. king-bury, Esq, James
l.. Woodbury., of Morrill, and Clara +. Reynolds,
of Knox.
In Winterport April 10, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. \. \. Lewis, Mr. Frank
A. simpson and Miss Flora Abby Arey both OF
WinteIport.
In Camden, Aprill. Mr.. Frank O. Clark and Miss
Della Conant, both of Camden.
In Rockland, April ), Victor W. Dow and Hattie
j. Marshall. both of Rockland.
in Ellsworth, March 81, Mr.. Martin L. Weber.
of Ellsworth, and Miss Deborah :. Hahn, of Rock
land
In Bluehiil, March %, Mr. NJ Lewis Canlagc
and Miss Ruby NJ. rcrvcar.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Terrible SCrofuIa Cured.

Read the following from Capt. Geo. +. Smith, of
Corinth, Me; My wife has been TROUBLED. with
ecrofula many Years. Bells Sarsapariila has cured
her. We can testify to its superior qualities a
blood medicine So can hundreds of others. (Ony
% cts per bottlc)
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 6.iO9 R--Chnnccry Court oi shelby county
Thomas Graves q alNs. WIN. Cmycs 1t al
~ virtue Of m iuierlucutury decree Tor ale en-
totrd IN the above cause on the hth DAY II October
~, u. " ~, pnrc 'eA, VIII sell public nurtion
~ the highest bidder. In front 81 the clerk and
Masters oiiioc, nj the Main dnct entrance OF tho
Courthouse Of shelby county. Memphis, Tcnnos.
sex. ON
saturday, the 18th Day Of November, 1887,
within lcril hour the following described prom.
cIiy situated In Shelby county. Tenn, to.wit ~.
ginning on the bank VI n spring brnnch. at stake
which stands from large white oak, north 90 de
grrts, HCtN links thcwirum thence north Al dc.
gfuct. wet chains nnd ~ links a. q stake walnut
pointer marked ~" thence nnfth ar dcrrres wcst
chains aud N links 10 inid spring creek: thence
with ~ mcauden ENTHUSIASTICALLY to the center
u the state Line rad thence with Il north ~ &c.
grrcs, east 10 chains and 81 links 20 a stake, tho
northwest corner oi u one ncnu purchase: thence
anuth ] dcgfVc. east with that line u chains and
~ links 20 the beginning. containing s acres:
and bring the samc tract ~ land conveyed 90 John
". umNo- 10y A. G. Rcttis, By deed dated November
Z 1870 nnd wrurdod In the Office u the Register Of
snid county In hook No. part !. PAGE 80 r.fcrunco
helng her'by had w. nd dc,i Tor full understand
ing therrui aud more perfect description Of said
VrppCrty
Terms Of saic-one thinl cash. balance I'm one
and two yam notes bcafing Interest with scCirity
rgnirr, lien ntaincd redemption barred.
fhis Octohcr n ISL
4. l. MCDOWELL. Clerk aud Master
ny ~ Y. Coleman, nCputy 4. aud ~
InVluf a fnFUtll. kplirifuFa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

o. SHnTrSpss, Of Marion Ark, Is at
ME- jrnA lrnmrTrE las gone on a visit
~ Jackson. Tenn
J. W sggrr and wife, Of Grccn,illc. Miss.
arr nt The Peabody
q. T kNGut and 4. V. Pricstiy. of Fms.
land, an NJ the Peabody.
On JouN AuDurn. wife and daughter. of
hnnsa' city arr at the Peabody.
nn W r. AuEivotos has returned and
VIII be pleased tn see his patrons.
Mis Noun SYLVAN. Of Tcrrc IInuic. Ind.
N WISHING her cousin, Mn a. a. tnsk
Ms krtH hurvNFn. accompanied Nv her
broihor Man. arrived frpm New Work last
evening and aU the ruost, of Mr. Sol Halle.
Jons VI. NuproS, -un ~ the late Mai W
J. Maldmn. with wife and son. Il I'm The CITY
street
r. D. fuy1rrtp. Nashville. Tom. g.
z. unlnc', laltimprr. Md. N. Reed. Louis.
vic, ny and The Hon. iohu mkcr. from
bcllevillc W.. nrU NJ nunys luicl
Nhirons on change yesterday Mr. ".
q Paris. la,U. Tenn Mis- IVA T. Wade.
Rive. Icuni Mis- Iva J. Wade Rive.
Tenn. Mis- Nora Paris. city Mis- ora Tar.
ri. city
Tn Rev. g. E silfkucaihrr. II Meridian.
Miss, rector elect oi the rhur,h " The Good
Shepherd, will hold services ON SUNDAY
morning and evening All those interested
are earnestly requested 10 attend.
BES CoLENAN, chief deputy IN the clan.
Gerry court clerks office. resigned yr,trr,lny.
and Wus succeeded by Mr. Ih0s. D. Cald.
well Tho latter young gentleman has been
connected with the Office a number of yosr.
worked up gradually but suriy nnd hi,
promotion . a deserved compliment
Missa CAuniE aud Susie Eiudlcy. NJ ~.
Louis are visiting their aunt. Mr. D. NJ
Richnrdson, Ia Chelsea. They Dung ladies.
In addition io their many other charms oi
manner and pCuon, are accomplished vocal.
tis, and delight the hume fous fiirnd, alrsa,i,
made ~ Memphis with charmiugly rendered
musical compositions.
A. J. MoDApE Of the A. J. McDado news
paper company, Orccnyillc, Miss, u In a.,
city, delegate 20 the waterways convention
Mr., McDadc, although one 81 the youngest
edition. In the State, u one Of the most prom
inent aHd his career promises a. be of the
's,Sf.rest lie II devoted 10 the interests oI
Che valley. and one Of the sianohcsl friend,
u progression aud improvement
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Memphis law school began rs fall
session last night with fattoring prospects.
--Bumcll Coghill aud Miss Matte Doug
lass was the only couple licensed 10 marry
yesterday
Tho fancy dress hall announced for last
night at lnnisiail hall has been postponed
until next Monday evening Cochran hall.
Tho Mcmphislyccu was opened Tor the
season lost night, with n magnificent literary
program. Ihcrc was large attendance of
members aud friends .,
In the circuit court yesterday fury r..
turned ycrlict Tor $3.50 la favor uf the
korirrhi heir against the Kansas city rail-
road. II was q suit Tor condemnation
The Rev, David Walk will preach In the
Linden Street Christian church SUNDAY
morning and night. Elder nrincy being ab
sent IN Mississippi holding scriIs of meet.
iDEs.
h. Ar.sF-rtf'T new shorthand ma
chine, used Ia preparing the ArTrti's
ttenogmphic report Of the western water
ways convention, attracted considerable al
tcnton.
Squire nuticnhcrg was called upon
Thundly night at ~ o'clock Ia perform n
marringr ceremony at Cochran hall The
young couple had attended n dance, which
they left about II o'clock and sought r.
ttcshmcnts. Atorwnrd they went a. buny's
hotel aud cndcnvorcd to bring Disgrace upon
themselves aud the house, hut vrrr promptly
arrested. To escape exposure, marriage was
rcscried to.
The meeting 81 the bar II Memphis. the
Cotton exchange and the Merchants cx-
change; also the lncksoninn club, in refer
cnoe a. the death at judge Elicit. will
take place today at the United states
circuit courtroom, custom-house, ht 3
o'clock pm. The hour has been changed
from io'cluck pm. 10 2 pm. ~ give time
Tor te presentation Of resolutions The
public " Invited
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
THE ARKANSAS WHEEL.
INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT
OF THE ASSOCIATION.
The state Agency To he Removed 20
~. Louis-The Part the wheel VIII
Play in state Politics-u VIII Prove
an Aggressive Factor.
Special Dispatch to the Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 2l.-The Hon. 8.
p Featherstone president Of the State Agri
cultural Wheel, was in the city today and in
an interview the following information was
told your correspondent:
"What do you think Of the general out
look for the Agricultural Wheel"
at is more flattering than Il ever has
BEEN
Is the membership of the Wheel through.
out the State increasing or notY'
at is increasing very rapidly, Numbers
Of commissions are being issued TO deputy
organizers daily"
"About how many charters have been
issued to new wheels during the present
Two hundred"
'IIow many subordinate lodges have sur.
rendered their charters during the present
year,
mot more than half dozen"
"ln what portion OF the State lies your
largest membership
lin the central and northern, but every
county in the State will be represented In
the next State Wheel meeting"
About what is your membership in the
Statc9'
about 1900"
''llow do you regard the removal Of the
II very much regret the necessity which
caused II, but have been assured by State
Agent Andrews that the inducements Of
fercd by 81. Louis and Memphis are much
more liberal than could be obtained in our
State
"Do you believe this agency will be per.
mancnt SUGGEST
with the Acknowledged facilities Of ST.
Louis, and H. present location MS n wholesale
market am satisfied that II will accom-
plish wonderful results for the agricultural
community, and be literally supported by
them"
Are you In favor II maintaining branch
Office Of the agency ut Little RockY'
For the convenience of the membership
believe IL hest"
'Whnt will be the political attitude Of the
Wheel during the ncXtcampaign p
'The politics Of our membership arr not
the property NJ the organizAtion-I therefore
am not It's political rcprcscntativc-cach act
ing Tor himself ] am satisfied the ngri-
cultural interests will be protected politically
orwell m otherwise The organization i the
most powerful numerically speaking, over
organized In the State for any purpose OF a
civil nature, and their strength VIII be felt
In the county politics all over the State nj
the election. Hut the removal Of the State
agents from the borders Of the State has
created universal dissatisfaction among all
our business men, who believe that the
products Of the State should be- enjoyed by
It's citizens, that II the Whcclors should be
willing tn sell their cotton at q fraction less
In an Arkansas market, because il was pro-
duccd ON Arkansas soil aud the money OBJ
taincd therefor disburscd In Arkansas terri
tory. The state agent receives a salary VI
81, 500 year"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. Oig, Rim tho Chanccry Court Of Shelby Conn.
y-May N, bingham Ct AL Va Hattie NJ. Bling.
ham a NJ.
~ virtue ~ an lntrrlocutoy decree Tor sale. en-.
'tcfci IA The above cause on the 10th day " May
~ ". " - PAGE nnl renewed July %. 1851, 81.
u. n. page o. Will fCll NJ public nurtiun a. tho
highest bidder IN front " the CLERK and MastcT's
olcr N The Main srcCt cniuncc uf the court house
Of shelby county, Memphis, TCnnC,scc. on
saturday, November 40, 1887,
within icrnl hours. the following dcacrlii prnnor.
y situated 10 Memphis shelby county, Tennessee.
Eglnnng NJ place or point whore the dividing
lluc between lots 4" aud ~ intpucct or strike
The cirt line Or aide II nHuklCy avenue or Town
NcttNc NOV Manassas strreil running thence east
along said dividing line Mia, fc,t thence north
mmllgl with Manassas firvt ltu frrU thence west
Sle feet tp Mnnmsus stnot. thcnru south along
sald sirggt iu1 tcyt a. the beginning a. shown on
plan ut Eymlcfta lnuds in tho tnusc ct q. 4.
llolmcs ". Belcgaa kcmbcn a al, Chnnccy Court
NJ shelby county
The above properly will BE- fold IN four lots-tWo
fronting ~ feet each on Cast eide Ut Manassas sirert
by one half oi The depth Of cutna lot about y fcc
boiWCUu parallel lucs and two lots irDuting 10 fcot
on wet side Of kns avenue by depth butWrCn par
nllrl lines ul about 10 icUt
Terms II suic=uncthir1 cnsh. balance In ono
nnd two year. purchaser in execute notes With an.
ptnNc security, and lien fclaincd 10 sccurc their
payment
Ibis october Is, 1857.
81 MCDOWELL. G. andN.
ny :. N bradley, n. e. aud ~
Taylor 4 Carroll, H. u. jordan and y n Nc.
Honp, solciinu. wcdl
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Alabama GaIInntry.

IEcUMsrH, Ala, Oct. 2i.-At Calcra, juno
ton point In Alabama where the Presidents
train stopped TO change engines, 5000 or 4 900
persons were assembled, and among them 500
workmen from Birmingham, who had come
on special train with cars gaiy decorated
Here three cheers were given Mrs. Grover
cleveland and the President Mrs, Clcye-
land remarked, sotto voce "They have got
u wrong end first" but the President
thought the people knew what they were
about
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

ana proved the most gratifying no n pficcs,
OF any yet held there. Over sixty standard
pred pacing and trotting horses were sold,
nyernging nearly $40 per head. The highest
price paid was $50 for the promising young
stallion, Prince Hal. Several brought $500
anu over Purchasers attended from nearly
every state, and many purchases were made
ny Dr, Ten Eyck, OF Hamilton, Canada.
ineluuing the ponies sold, the sale aggrc-
gates nearly $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
THE SERIES WON.
The Detroits wrcst from NJ. Louis the
worlds Championship.

wAsmNGroS, Oct 2l,--The tenth ball
game of the series for the worlds champion
ship between the st. Louis Browns and the
Detroit sluggcrs was played here this morn
ing, and resulted in an easy victory for the
association club The ST. Louis team out
played the Wolverines ut all points although
they committed more errors than their OPP
poncnts, but most Of them were trivial. In the
fourth inning Robinson, while running 10
second, colldcd with Dunlap, and injured
the lattcrs leg no severely that he had TO re-
tire from the game. Richardson took his
place, and Twitchcll covered left-lleld. At
tendance, $500
SCORE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
ca,.rr.. Rose ar Ma, y.,.,.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties Of parby's Pmphylactic Fluid
arr experienced In the treatment and cure
Of Cal.Urh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid snoihcs and heals the iniinmed mem.
hrnncs and removes the offensive odor
thai chaacicrizcs the disease. Should the
Inflammation have reached the throat use
the fluid ~ a girglc TO allay the iniiam.
nation aud to disInicct.
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Gypsy auee. Imma. the Paints,

Gypsy Queen Emma will bc In Memphis
two months longer. Those desiring lho
past present and future read In ihc lines
Of their hands should pay the Queen a
visit The Queen il Ia wonderful business
adviser. Thosc desiring 10 consult the
Queen the fec II 10 cents aud 81 viii be-
charged. ~ Washington street between
Main and Second streets.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

At 2lc Ladies' colord and black split feet
Cotton Hose. regular price 3jc.
At 2ic Mems colorrd Cotton Socks or q
pain ior " 40 worth 81 5Oa dozen.
IErulH KNIT JEn,EY Nurs. in white.
pink, cardinal aud light blue. with
long sleeves ~ -. with short sleeves.
81. This j. something now.
Mems Mcrino Shirts and Drawers. al g.
suit
Mons genuine Sanitary Wool Underwear.
made from natural wool. will not
shrink, warm. and pleasant 10 the
the touch, only 9 90 suit
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Attention, o.. %. o..

Forsprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns, etc, in
man, and splint, ringhonc, windglll, opi-
zootic scratches, etc, IN horses, llangtim
Root Eminent Is n sure cure. The "king
II linimcnts' is the universal verdict.
Never fails 10 cure any nilmcnt that can
be rcarhcd by mn external medical appli-
cation. 90 cents per bottle. For sale at
Iloiatrr'a drug store. 2A3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

MNN,oEn fnfn MORTIMER has arranged
an excellent bin ior Mays Bijou thcatcr
iur next week lie has engaged some oi
the BEST talent Ia be- found In the vaudeville
profession. aud Il il sale 10 say that all
Who attend will bc murr than saiisiiad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

Earned runs -IlctrOlt \, ~. Louis u.
Two base hits Rowe, Twiichcll, Richard.
son .. Home run -Twitchcll. Double
play Gleason. Robinson and Comiskoy
First base on balls Robinson 2, Thomp-
son, Bcnncit Hit by pitched ball 9lca-
son, WEIGH, rwitrhcl first base on cr-
ror st. Louis I, nctroitl. Struck out
by Foutz ., 10y Baldwin .. Pissed bale
Boyle 3, Bennett .. Wild pitch--foutz.
Time Of game Two houB. umpircs =
Gailncy and Kelly. ...
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

ASK TODAY for our Dollar Kid Glove.
with heavy embroidery.
ASK TODAY for our splendid Sc Cash.
mcr Glove.
ASK TODAY lor any shade, length orstylc
of Rid or Suede Glove, and you can
ct a. such an elegant nrray ui Kid
Gloves Memphis ladies have never
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Summary: Earned Runs-St Louis o.,
Detroit 2. Three base hil-Foutz. Home
runs Richardson, Welch and latham.
First base on balls llanlon, Gleason,
Caruthcs and Robinson. FiBt base on
crrors Detroit 4, ST. Louis 2. Struck out
-Getzcin 2, Boyle 2. Wild pitch--Ca-
ruthers. Time Of game-Two hours and
ten minutes. Umpircs -GaiIney and
Kelly.
THE SECOND GAME.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 2l.-Thc st. Louis
Browns were today compelled TO rclnquish
their proud claim to the title Of champions
Of the world, ns they were defeated by
Detroit for the eighth time in the eleven
games played. The Browns played like
amateurs, while the league champions took
advantage Of every point battcd hard and
ran the bases Ia perfection. The weather
was clear, but quite cold, and only about
1000 people were In attendance.
sgOur.
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ALBANIA, Ca, Oct 2l.--rhc Georgia IOgis-
laturc adjourned last night, after n four
months session. OF MI the public measures
discussed, none were finally adopted. Tho
Legislature now 10 be elected will have the
election Vt a United Staics senator to succeed
Ioluuttt
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